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"Tiʾbal titgawwiz waḥdah taʿarraḍit li-l-ightiṣāb abl keda" [Would You Marry a Woman Who Was Raped Before?] in ''ASKfm'' [Dublin/Riga], June 2017 | |||
''ASKfm'' is a global social networking site headquartered in Riga and Dublin | |||
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https://ask.fm/FariedOmarah/answers/140940909145 | |||
The user of this social networking site and author of the text Farīd ʿUmārah cites Ḥilmī Murād's (standard) Arabic translation "Ḥadhāri min al-shafaqah" of Stefan Zweig's novel "Ungeduld des Herzens" as an example of love misled by pity | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:22, 8 November 2020
"Tiʾbal titgawwiz waḥdah taʿarraḍit li-l-ightiṣāb abl keda" [Would You Marry a Woman Who Was Raped Before?] in ASKfm [Dublin/Riga], June 2017
ASKfm is a global social networking site headquartered in Riga and Dublin
Published online:
https://ask.fm/FariedOmarah/answers/140940909145
The user of this social networking site and author of the text Farīd ʿUmārah cites Ḥilmī Murād's (standard) Arabic translation "Ḥadhāri min al-shafaqah" of Stefan Zweig's novel "Ungeduld des Herzens" as an example of love misled by pity